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Russian oil still seeping into UK - the reasons why sanctions are not working
The Russian state has been making more money from its oil and gas industry in the past three months than in any comparable period since the early days of the Ukraine invasion, it has emerged.
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Patients forced into 'pharmacy bingo' - as survey says medicine shortages 'beyond critical'
People are having to play "pharmacy bingo" - going from shop to shop to find stocks - as medicine shortages are worsening, experts have said.
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TSB to shut 36 branches and cut hundreds of jobs as full list of closures announced
High street bank TSB has announced 250 job losses and the closure of 36 branches.
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FTX investors to get their money back - plus interest
People who lost their money in FTX, once one of the biggest cryptocurrency exchanges in the world, are to be paid back, with interest.
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Tycoon Mike Ashley closes in on deal for struggling Ted Baker
The high street billionaire Mike Ashley is closing in on a deal to become the new British partner of Ted Baker, the struggling fashion chain.
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Brewdog boss James Watt calls time on 17 years in charge
Brewdog's co-founder and chief executive James Watt has revealed he is to step down from the top job after 17 years.
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Istanbul Airport: Boeing cargo plane drags across runway sending sparks flying
A Boeing cargo plane has landed at Istanbul Airport without its front landing gear, sending sparks flying along the runway.
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'No indication of malicious activity' as e-gates back working at UK airports after travel chaos
A "nationwide issue" with e-gates at airports has been resolved after causing travel chaos across the country, the Home Office has said.
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Recession, oil and an economic boom
Ian King talks to Craig Beaumont, chief of external affairs at the Federation of Small Businesses, about the UK coming out of recession.
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Renewable power reaches record 30% of global electricity
Experts have hailed a "critical turning point" as renewable power generated a record-breaking 30% of the world's electricity last year, new data has found.